Introduction Sierra Leone, like many African nations, continues to struggle with governance crises characterized by corruption, political instability, tribalism, and economic disparity. Despite various attempts at reform, the country remains plagued by weak institutions, social fragmentation, and an overreliance on external aid. Against this backdrop, African Humanism – a philosophy
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The “other” in African societies: The Ubuntu’s collective knowledge
Introduction The culture, in myriads of ways that can be understood and analyzed, can only have its ultimate and summative element: the “other”. The idea, the ideology, the conception, the perspective, and everything that can be seen as convectional constituents to hold social relationships, will always end, in the ultimate,
Echoes of Ubuntu: A Pan-African Anthem
From the Nile to the Cape, our voices rise, In the heart of Africa, where the spirit never dies. Ancient laws whispered in the wind, Governance rooted where our stories begin. Ubuntu, the thread that binds our fate, A creed of justice no borders can negate. For we are one,
Environmental Preservation; A noble duty for all
Shwenkuru, as we fondly refer to my grandfather, is a fountain of knowledge. Every word that flows from his mind has nourishing wisdom. My siblings and I nicknamed him Encyclopaedia. He has knowledge on almost every topic that sits underneath the sun. Grandfather is very old. His shrivelled skin, mane